ENGLISH CUP DRAW.
THE THIRD ROUND:
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY..]
LONDON, Dec. 10th. The draw for the Third Round Proper of the F.A. Cup competition was made today and resulted na followe:-
Bouthampton
Birmingham
Leicester. Middlesbrough.
Lincoln
Walsall
Fulham or
· Latch
u.
Crys. Palace.
v.
Clapton O.
Tottenham H.
"
Manch. City.
Pare Tala
v.. Manch.. United.
Calaca
12.
Everton,
V.
Darlington
Bury
Norwich
t.
Corinthiaus.
Bradford C.
V.
Stockport.
Swindon
2.
Newcastle.
Accrington
V.
Scarborough or
Plymouth
Arsenal Wolves Watford
West Ham
Wigan Portsmouth
Exeter City Aston Villa -Bristol O. Burnley Bolton Wa Xotta Forest Chesterfield Hull
Derby
Northampton.
Bournemouth.
v. Blackpool. v. Stoke.
9.
*
Mansfield. Preston. Sunderland.
v. Wednesday... Charlton. Leeds.
V.
v. Cardiff.
*.- Liverpool.
r. Sheffield D.
v. Oldham.
t. Swansea.
. Huddersfield..
*. Bradford.
V
Notts County:
Blackburn .. Barnsley. Grimsby
West Bromwich. Matches to be played on January
19th, 1999
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
MID-WEEK LEAGUE,
Kick off at 4, p.m. The following games are down for decision to-day :-
Hong Kong Police . Lam Long Wan, St. Joseph's ground. China Athletic South China, Hong Kong F.C. ground. Ewo Chinese v. Hung Kui School,
China Athletic ground. The game between the Police and Lam Long Wan should be very evan.
The Police will probably be without Johnstone and Brittain who played is senior football last Saturday. A division of points is expected,
CRICKET.
KELLEWAY UNFIT TO PLAY.
ANDREWS DROPPED.
(THROUGH REUTER'S JOZNCY.] -
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SYDNEY, Dec. 11th. Kelleway will not play in the next Test match owing to ill-bealth Nothling, who took 5 wickets for 78 for Queensland against the M.C.C., will replace him.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12th, 1928.
FANLING HUNT STEEPLE-
CHASE.
ENTRIES FOR DECEMBER
The following are the entries for the forthcoming Fanling Hunt Steeplechase meeting, which will be held at Kwanti Race Course-on Saturday, December 2nd.
The first race is timed to start at 3 p.m.
Christmas Maldens, About 1 Mile: On Inside Course. Winner 873, 2nd 825. For all
Andrews has been dropped from China ponies that have never won the team.
IMPERIAL CRICKET
COUNCIL,
FUTURE TOURS,
{THROUGH MIUIES', AGENCY.)
LONDON," Dec. 11th." At the annual meeting at Lords Mr. W. Finlay announced that is was proposed to hold the Imperial Cricket Council next May, when future tours would be discussed. It was hoped that India, New Zea Land, Australia, South Africa and the West Indies would be repre- sented.
VOLUNTEERS 2ND. L.R.C. 2ND,
The following will represent the Volunteers 2nd, XI.against the Indian Recreation Club End XI. at .15 p.m. sharp at Sookunpo on Sunday:R. R. Davies (Capt.); A Reid, H. L. F. Ewin A. D. Coppin, G. A. L. Plummer, S. C. Banks; S. V. Gittins, H. T: Buxton, N. A. E. Mackay, J. J. Hirst, E. Zimmern.
A.P.F. CHAPMAN'S CAPTAINCY.
ADMIRED BY AUSTRALIAN
EXPERTS.
The Daily Express correspondent in describing the game between the M.C.C. and New South Wales Boys: The critics unanimously praise Chapman's captainey, pointing out how quickly he changes the disposi. tion of the field in order to block the batsmen's pet shots. His cap. tainey, they consider, has improved vastly since the Adelaide and Mel bourne matches. Noble. Mailey, and Macartney are among those mach impressed.
a steeplechase. "Weight for inches Ponies that have A per scale. started this
Bea..on at Kwanti allowed lbs. Entry #6.
THREE RACING SENSATIONS.
REASON AND SUPER- STITION.
SUSPENSION OF H. WRAGG. | DR. BARNES AND STRUGGLE
-
OWNER CAUTIONED,
BOOKMAKER WARNED OFF.
LONDON, November 18th- The Stewards of the Jockey Club have warned off Newmarket Heath ter offences against Rule 178 (see tions 2, 3 and 5)
maker.
IN THE CHURCH.
The Bishop of Birminghan", speaking at the opening of a' new
ssion hail, referred to the pro- posal largely to extend the teach- ing of beience in the elementary schools of the city.
The ident aimed at, he under- stood, was that every boy in his last three years at school should give half a day per week to some John Stewart McLauchlan, a BIREch of science. He trusted that London and Edinburgh book every girl would equally receive the same amount of practical sciantiño R. S. Scholey, secretary to John instruction. It might be that much of the science thus learned would McLadchlan, Ltd.
CH. Bruton, of Beaconfield-be forgotten in after years, but there was good hope that the As You Like It (153 lbs.),
read, Epsom Downs,
scientife attitude of mind would be Brigado Call (158 lb.), Chicot (155
permanent. Boys and girl would Ibs), Chokra (159 lbs). District
learn that they must build on a Call (153 15), Grey Eyen (155 Mr. J. McLachlan Vas man- basis of experiment and observa- lbs.), Haneymoon (150 lbs.), Kiang- su (138 lbs.), Lye Green (158 ha), ging director of Messrs. John Motion; that reason and not fancy May (155 lbs.), My Lady (161 lbs.) Lauchian, Ltd., a firm of advertis- Newfoundland (158 lbs.), Ploughing starting price bookmakers with man (185 lbs.), Shingle (152 lbs.), Socia! Call (153 lbs.), Solitaire large offices in New Band-street, (153 lbs.) Strathlorne (153 lbs.), London; and in Edinburgh, Target (158 lbs.), Tarzali (155 lbs.), The Haugh (15 lbs.), Warrington (158 lbs.), Winters Eve (155 lbs.)
entries.
Noel Carroll, licensed appren-
tice.
grow to understand that they must must be their guide. They would abandon beliefs, ideas, notions, and prejudices when such were opposed to knowledge, laboriously built up by men of science.
The only way to kill supersti- Dr. Barnes con- tianed, "is to show that they are unreasonable. Science results from applying reason to accurate in vestigation. Our modern material culture is built en the triumphs of science; but too often the people who enjoy the fruits of scientific work are utterly unscientific in outlook. The mentality of the middle ages survives, strong and entrenched, among ma
Following the decision of the stewards, I have resigned my positious fancies," tion as secretary of the company," said Mr. Scholey to a Daily Ex. press representative last night Mr. McLauchlan has also resigned his position as managing director.
"The rule under which action was taken prohibits any one giving money to a jockey for information Caesar (130 iba.). Craigavad concerning the running of race- (180 lbs.), Drake (160 lbs.), Dum-horses. I broke this rule quite in- bell (167 lbs.), Durham (160 lba), James Pigg (187 lbs.), Little Dar-cently...
United Services' Race. About 1 Mile: On National Course. Winner $75, 2nd $95. For China. ponies. Catch weights 160 lbs. Winners at Ewanti this season 7 ba. penalty. To be ridden by Officers of ILM.'s Forces or Men bera of H.K.V.D.C. Entry 35.
•
ing (180 ha), Man of War (100 "The ruling has nothing to do lbs.), Newfoundland (160 lbs.). Six with the firm-it is a private matter Hundred (160 lbs.), Tup Siac (100 concerning the individuals named
158.)
||
13 entries.
Ladies' Plate." About 23 Milen: On National Course. For a Plate presented by the Ladies of the Fanling Hunt 2nd $75, 3rd $95 For China ponies. Weight for inches as per scale. Entry 85..
· 14 entries,
It will not affect the London or Edinburgh offices in any way.
In America...
This offence occurred while Mr. McLauchlan was in America in June and July. He had nothing to do with the affair."
take us
CHRISTIANITY'S
ONLY RIVAL.
A SECULAR VIEW OF LIFE.
DR. TEMPLE'S WORLD.WIDE REVIEW,
A RELIGION OF PROGRESS.
:.
The Archbishop of York who was formerly Bishop of Man- chester devoted the greater part of his last presidential address to the Manchester Diocesan Congress in the Houldsworth Hall, Manchester, to a review of the present position of the chief re ligions of the world." He declared that the only rival Christianity had to fear in any quarter of the globe was not another religion. but the secular view of life, and that the battle in future would be between them. Discussing the origin of secu- | had made it possible was the ad- lariam, he said it had been made yance in the physical sciences, the possible by the advance in physical immense control man had won over science and the development of natural forces, the development in man's power of supplying his own his power of supplying his own needs without reference to super- needs without reference to any human resources. But science was superhuman resources.
product of Christendom. While other religious tended to stereotype the social conditions in which they were born, Christianity had been committed to a doctrine of pro gress from the outset, and was in-
progress. The Church in the world to-day, herently the religion of he said, was faced with a situation which was in some ways rather simpler, though by
means casior, than that which confronted our forefathers fifty or a hundred At that time there years ago. stood over against the faith of Christ a number of other religions, active, sometimes aggressive, but always confident. Now they were assured on all hands that, looking into the future, the only rival Christianity had to fear in any quarter of the globe was not an- other religion, but the secular view
of life.
no
Other religions, no doubt, still had their strong grip upon great masses of people, and in some cases we would find local revivals, such as the revival of Buddhism that was going on in several parts of thought of Islam, turned from an the world at the moment. They
effective
ve
to 30 assertive and nationalism. It was almost-im-
possible to exaggerate the great- ness of the revolution that had taken place in the whole world of Islam and sil that was represent ed by the name of Mustapha
Flow Of Wealth Into Africa...
They thought of Africa, with the
Struggle In The Church. The fundamental struggle in the English Church to-day is be tween modern scientific culture and primitive religious "fancies which sound education would kill. Ethic- al and spiritual religion-Chris tianity at its highest has nothing to fear from scientific progress.aspiration after unity within itself
But should the English Church be captured by anti-scientific, obscur- autism it would be harnessed to the fcrces of reaction, for it could only then survive if scientific progress were brought to an end. How near we have been to such a catastrophe Kemal. ་ ་ Mr. C. H. Bruton said: "I have quly those know who were in a posi- Ace of Spades (158 ha) Aristo-
tion to realise the rapidity with phanes (165 lbs.), Caesar (155 lbs.), | held a licence trom-Weatherby's as which anti-scientific and supersti.
coloured races coming to a con- Cavaire (161 lbs.), Fanling Stag a jockey and trainer, and have tious beliefs spread within the sciousness of their positior, and
Honeymoon (155 lbs.), (158 lbs.), Little River (155 Tos.), Loch Ban-ridden in England, Ireland, and Church" during and immediately they remembered the danger it after the war. The tide of coniust have when combined with the noch (155 lbs.), May (165 lbs.) abroad. Some time in the srping fident, ignorance bred of medieval Mowgli (155 iba.). Siang River or summer Carroll, who is a friend fancy is now, receding: but it will (156 lbs.), Solitaire (158 lbs.),
generation before we re.. Warrington (158 lbs.), Winter's of mine; asked for letters to be ad- tarn to Victorian sanity. It is Eve (155 lbs.)
dressed here for him. I did not fairly certain that such a strong know their contents, and was fiab-religious reaction would have been impossible had the scientific habit ber-gasted when I was accused."
of mind been engendered in the It was announced a few days ago community by the right kind of that Noel Carroll, one of Stanley education. Wootton's apprentices, had beenfell the children in our schools could be taught science and Mowgli (162 lbs.), Fauling Stag (182 lbs.), My Lady (167 lbs.) called before the Stewards of the at the same time could be given the Czesar (150 lbs.), Caviare (159 Jockey Club on the complaint of simple principles and precepts of lbs.), Brigade Call (159 ha), War Mr. Wootton that Carroll had re-
Christianity they would harmonise the two elements of their teaching rington (158 lbs.) Durham (155
with unconscious ease: and we bs.), Winter's Eve (155 lbs.), vealed information concerning one Aristophanes (153 lbs.), District of his horses. Carroll was suspend should create in England an out- Call (183 lbs.), Fire Call (150 lbs.)," ed for the remaining two weeks of look which would be a sure bond of England can safely leave it to Loch Rannoch (150 lbs.), Mar (150 the flat racing season.
national cohesion. For such a bal (150 lbs.),
anced education in which religion Chapman, who is handling the star lbs.), Siang River K.I
A warning-off notice is the most and science shall alike have their bowlers cleverly, timing them to be Ploughman (150 lbs.), The Haugh nt the top of their form for the (147 lbs.)
serious penalty the racing author-place we are not ready. But in resolving largely to extend the ities can inflict.
A person so teaching of science in its element- ary schools Birmingham points the way to the era of which I dream."
BRITISH AND GERMAN CINEMA COMBINE.
£1,250,000 DEAL.
FILLIP TO HOME FILM INDUSTRY.
A win for the Chins Athletic against South China to-day should give them the Championship. Both teams are well placed in the League, The Athletic is expected to win.
Exo should have little difficulty is taking full points from the Hung Kui School.
HOCKEY.
UNIVERSITY “A”. v. TENNIS CLUB.
The following will play for the University A team against the K.I. Tennis Club on Friday, the 14th instant. Bully off at 4.43 p.m. at Marina Ground. Messrs. H. E
Adams; D. Rai. A. E. L: Herkiota; KP. Gan, G. S. Scully, P. C Lim; . T. Loke (Capt.), Y. C. Teh, G. E. Yeoh, AB. Sulieman and Dr. M. B. Osman.
*
When Bradman was scoring Free with leg-shots off Freeman's bowl ing Chapman moved Hendren to square leg and Tate a few yards from the umpire. Then Freeman,
evidently acting on instructions, pegged away on the leg stump This immediately quietened Brad- man, who lost his wicket in attempt ing-to-place Freeman on the leg side. This is only one instance of Chapman's ability.
Test match.
With Freeman pertinaciously, car,
Christmas Handicap. About Miles: On National Course. Winner 875, 2nd $95. For China ponies. Entry 86.
17 entries.
Also Ban Stakes.
rying on the attack at one end About Seven Furlongs: On Inside punished is excluded from all places
to-day, Larwood and Tate shared the job at the other end. Larwood was bowling considerably faster than hitherto, swinging across to such purpose that Ames was fre- quently obliged to
move across
smartly to gather the ball. It wAS good tactics under these circum stances to have short leg and fine leg fairly close in addition to a UNIVERSITY Dr. Y.M.C.A. square log fieldsmar, for the bats- men had the greatest dificulty in penetrating the legside trap, which was somewhat reminiscent of Root's
Course
and racecourses under the control Winner $76, 2nd $25. For China of the Jockey Club, the National ponies that have started at Kwanti this season and not won at this aunt Committee, the Turf Club of meeting. Weight for inches as per Ireland, the Irish National Hunt scale. Ponies that have started at Steeplechase Committee, and the this meeting, allowed 5 lbs. Forced Channel Islands Racing and: Hunt entry, 83.
Ace of Spades (158 lbs.), Aristo- | Clubs. phanes (158 Iba.). As You Like It (158 lbs.), Borderer (158 Tos.),
Carroll is, of course, the most
Brigade Call 158 lbs.), Caesar (155 seriously affected, since the decision Ihs.), Cavsire (161 lbs.), Chicot takes away his livelihood. A warn
Chokra (152 lbs.), (158 lbs),
and
Here we came to the very strik- ing fact that science, as a matter of history, was a product of Chris- tendom. It had not made great advances in any other than a Christian country. It had been argued though this might seem rash that it was not only as matter of history a product of Christendom, but that it was it- self a child of Christianity. At least this much was true that the whole enterprise out of which scientific knowledge came
would only be undertaken where men be lieved that the governing powers of the universe were rational and at least neutral.
If there were any suspicion that they were hostile to man, that they were malignant, "then the effort
Many heathen religions were re would all be to propitiate them. ligions for the propitiation of hostile supernatural powers. Other, nations had afterwards learned from the science begun in Chris- tendom but it had never begun there. That gave them some ground of hope that there was and scientific advance greater than compatibility between Christianity would be found between any other religions sad modern science.
Personality And Democracy. But then progress in the affairs of human life had also taken the form of advancing democracy, and democracy had at its root that be- lief in human personality which was quite definitely a gift of Chris- hardly too often remind themselves tianity to the world. They could that the very term "personality was never needed by human beings, and osen by their most-exalted inflow into the African nations of thinkers, until Christianity Brst" hitherto undreamed of wealth. The gave to men the sense of the living amount paid to Uganda for its God, make known na the Father of cotton crop year or so ago was,
Jesus Christ. Their whole modern he believed, & greater sum of conception of personality began money than had previously been in historically in the Christian doc- that country. That kind of econo- trine of God, not of man, and was mic dislocation, especially when in transferred from the thought of the direction of suddenly giving God to max, who was made, in people opportunities of expansionHis image,
The thought of personality, of and self-assertion auch as had been altogether out of their reach, was course, was present in the great liable to be profoundly demoralis ancient philosophers; but it was ing. He did not think that as yet something so remote as far as the there was evidence of its having ordinary people were concerned bad disastrous effects in that par that no word was wanted to ex- ticular, country; nor did he think press it, and there was no word anyone would hesitate to say that for it in either Greek or Latin. if those disasters had been there. Unleas democracy always realised avoided it was due to the fact that its own basis in reverence for per in that country there had beer sonality it would degenerate into planted, through the martyrdom mob rule, which was probably the (Hear, of earlier missionaries, & really worst form of tyranny. strong native Church. (Applause) hear). In other words, it was only as it proved what it had learned But it was one illustration of problem confronting us all over
the world.
could successfully do the thing it existed to do.
from the Christian gospel that it
Christianity A Religion Of Progress
One thing which, through the ad- vance of science, and the growth of democracy, had become a common. place of all our modern thought was a belief in progress. That was something quite new. When Lord Grey introduced the Reform
Bill of 1892 he said he was introducing
India was surging with nation, alist aspirations, yet was quite unable to compose the violent differences of her own religious sects. And we had China break- ing loose from an intense conser vatism, looking, first, for guidance to revolutionary Russia, and, find- ing that a failure, now apparent The formation is now officially ly turning back, rather wistfully announced of a combine of British to see if Christian Europe and German cinema interest America had any real guidance to
a rather radical measure because it and Japan, Armly settled for effect for good on the outlook of but also suffering more acutely the franchise would never be raised might be confident the question of British films.
than any part of Africs or the again. Through the activities of Major East from the worst evils of in- tance of that utterance for their (Laughter). The impor
and thanks largely to the initiative countries receiving missionaries to renewed Anthony Roxam, managing direcdustrialiam. tor of British Controlled Film,
And when we turned from the purpose was not what seemed to them to be its singular innocence
laughter), but of Mr. George Pearson, managing the countries from which mission frame of mind which lay behind it the director of British Screen Produc erics were sent, Europe and
granted was stability,
oller;
The following will, represent the trap in the Test match at Lord's in Craigavad (138 Iba.), District off ng-off notice is not, however, ne. which cannot but have, a great some decades in the modern world set up a final solution; and they
cessarily for life. (158 lbs.), Drake (155 lbs.), Dum University B against Y.M.C.A. 1928.
Another sensation occurred yes bell (158 lbs), Durham (158 lbs.), "B" on the 13th December, 1928. Bully off at 5 p.m. at King's Park. bowled himself up to concert pitch (155 lbs.), Grey Eyes (185 lbs.). Plate at Derby, "when B. Carslake, It is expected that Tate will have Fanling Stag (158 lbs.), Fire Call- terday after the Foston Selling Mesra. A A. Aziz; CM. Lee, November 30th. He is now much Honeymoon (155 lbs.), James Pigg Chemerette; G. E. Yeah (Capt.), J. heavier than he was during his pre- (155 lbs.), Kiangau (158 lbs.), Lit- who finished second on Delmaan, J. Guterres, V. Ecok: E. K. Foo, vious Australian trip.
tle Darling (169 ha), Little River made a complaint that as the field F. I Khoo, N. P. Koh, S. C. Ho,
New South Wales, it will be re-(155 lbs.), Loch Rannoch (155 lbs.) (Reserve).
·
P. L. Tan, and A. B. Sulieman membered saved the game thanks | Lye Green (168 lba), Man of War were approaching the far turn Htions, the contract was completed América, we found Europe still namely, that what they took for
LTA CONTROL OVER PROFESSIONALS.
SUZANNE LENOLEN'S CASE-
(THROUGH BAZTER'S AGENOT.]
LONDON, Dec. 10th."
on Friday for the fusion of British staggering under the shock of the Controlled Films and British Great War, quivering with appre Screen Productions in an Anglo- bension of its pessible renewal, and German corporation to control 80 both here and in America nation per cent of the capital of Emelka alism strongly asserting itself and and 80 per cent of the capital of commercialism predominant.. The Origin Of Secularism. The stewards suspended, Wragg the Maxim Film Company of Berlin, together with booking-con- trol of the Lichtespiel Syndicate, and with the assured co-operation of large American interests.
to Kippax and Bradman making (155 ha), May (156 lbs.), Mowgli Wragg, who rode the winner, Berna- centuries in the third innings. The 155 lbs.), My Lady (181 lbs.), New-dotte, called to T. F. Rimell to pull M1.0.0. made 734 for 7 wickets in foundland (158 lbs.), Ploughman into the rails, and that Rimell, in their innings (D. R. Jardine 140, (155 lbs.) Sheila (152 lbs.), Shingle doing this, seriously interfered with Hammond 225, Hendren 135).
152 lbs.), Siang River (156 lbs.), Carslake, Six Hundred (181 lbs.), Social Call (158 lbs.), Solitaire (158 lbs.) for the rest of the meeting, and also Strathlorne (168 lbs.), Top Siac (158 b) Target (188 lbs.), Tar reported him to the Stewards of the
Jockey Club. zali (155 lbs.), The Haugh (102, lbs.), Warrington (159 lbs.), Win- ter' Eve (155 lbs.)
43 entries.
ابی
OUR CHANGING LANGUAGE.
GROWING CULT OF WORDS
OF ONE SYLLABLE.
They also suspended Rimell for the rest of the meeting, severely reprimanded him, and severely cau- tioned him as to his future riding.
W. Stephenson, who rode Rash ling, was also severely cautioned as to his future riding for crossing the field at the first bend,
1,000,000 Seats.
tinent-he
Was
to
We had learned, under the pres ears of experience in the last cen- tury and with the help of the biological doctrine of evolution, to believe that life showed itself al- ways in perpetual movement and change, and we never expected any-... afraid-outline temporal adjustments of human He had given that rather imper- thing, at any rate as regarded the sketch of the world situation to life, to have the kind of per- day just in illustration of the fact.mand attach to his Reform Bill
manence that. Lord Grey hoped that what they had genuinely to The new corporation will produce face was not the question whether It was a fact that changes in the thirty films each year, ten of which Islam or Buddhism or some other ordering of life tended to under- are to be made in Germany and ten relin
religion, should entrench itself mine the other religions, and it in England, with three "super more firmly against Christianity was also true that the other re- Sims" in this country and three and fewer converts he made, but to ligions
stereotype VD the Continent, under the show that all the world over there the social conditions in which
But Chris superintendence of the well-known.
one question at issue the they were born. question between Christ and god- tianity had been a ferment of producer, Carl Grune
The Emelka Company possesses lessness; not between one religion change and advancement in every three of the finest studios in and another, but between one re- society in which it had existed. Germany, and controls number and the omission of religion alto have seemed mainly a conservative Europe, owns soms a cinemas in ligion, and that Christ's religion, Though the Church might often
the largest in Berlin. of others, of which five are among gether out of human life. It was force, it was also true that the one battle throughout the world. great pressure for advancement. The Lichtespiel di
controls What was the origin of Becu had commonly come from those the bookings of 740 theatres in lerism. What had made possible who derived their inspiration from Germany. The sorting capacity of to men this outlook upon life which church membership: Christianity the theatres included in the new was after all, a new one. There had been committed to a doctrine had been individual agnostics or of progress from the outset," and combine is about 1,000,000.
The financing of the Corporation
world's history, but it had never gress by its very nature. Just tha ger ludustrial Trust, and its seemed to men a possible way of cause it was a religion not of a the far the undbinder until cuite cods but of a spirit, it had been
Broadly speaking, wint I constantly?arging into forwardE $1,250,000;
W2.8
A general meeting of the Lawn Tonnis Association, held today, The impression that the English
tended aban against pro language may in the future become"The Song of the International agreed to fessional players.
á language largely of short words Workers of the World?': It adopted n new rule which spoken with a rapid, staccato utter
"Work, and play, eat and pray," reads: No tournament, match or ance was left in the minds of those
You'll get pi when you die. It is expected, writes" "The competition, in which a player who who heard Professor Otto Jesper
Scout," that H. Wragg, who rode is not an amateur is concerned, son lecture to the British Academy In the first 42 lines of the "Can- the last Derby winner, Felstead,
terbury Tales," he said, shall be promoted or played on the at Burlington House on Monoxsound 60 words of twe sykables of the Jockey Clubs in London early wore will be called before the Stewards courts of any "Association, club or labiam in English," organisation directly or indirectly Professor Jespersen. (who was a monosyllables. There were also is not disturbed by the Stewards which have since been reduced to next week. The result of the race alliated to the Association, except one time Professor of English the modern shortenings of school decision yesterday.
with the consent and, if required, under the control of the Council.”
Mr. Monckton, one of the Vice- Presidents, said the rule had been drafted to enable the Association to secure some control in the matter of exhibition matches.
Lenglen playing at Henley during
the Wimbledon Championships.
the University of Copenhagen) out lined the gradual changes by which English has more and more come
ad."!
boy and journalistic slang, such as
ab" #maths," and The tendency towards monosyl to acquire the character of alabism was stronger in English than monosyllabic, language such
in any other language-s fact which Chinese. He pointed out that it
was borno aut by the number of
A third announcement which was made yesterday was that the Liver pool stewards, who inquired into the running of Rolie, the winner of the November Hurdle on Friday last, as
Was exy to build up in English monosyllables ench - za:A SLUDE "I compared with the horse's running has been carried out by the Woodeists at all periods of the was inherently the religion of pro-
whole sentences consisting entirely and growth,ithout eas 1 at Sandown on October 25th severe ascertained etymology, had emerged a cautioned M. 1. D. Kimento in the last century.
the future running of his horses
thonosylables and stance (Continued on next Column)!